Repeating Pattern Worksheets for kids featuring triangles, squares, and circles in various colors.

Let’s solve each pattern one by one. We’ll look at the colors and shapes in order, find what repeats, and then fill in the missing parts.

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Left Column (Triangles):

1. Green, Yellow, Brown, Green, Yellow, __, __
Pattern: Green → Yellow → Brown → repeat
So after Yellow comes Brown, then Green.
Missing: Brown, Green

2. Red, Red, Brown, Red, Red, __, __
Pattern: Red → Red → Brown → repeat
After Red, Red comes Brown, then Red.
Missing: Brown, Red

3. Blue, Red, Pink, Blue, Red, __, __
Pattern: Blue → Red → Pink → repeat
After Red comes Pink, then Blue.
Missing: Pink, Blue

4. Orange, Yellow, Pink, Orange, Yellow, __, __
Pattern: Orange → Yellow → Pink → repeat
After Yellow comes Pink, then Orange.
Missing: Pink, Orange

5. Gray, Gray, Purple, Gray, Gray, __, __
Pattern: Gray → Gray → Purple → repeat
After Gray, Gray comes Purple, then Gray.
Missing: Purple, Gray

6. Pink, Blue, Blue, Pink, Blue, __, __
Pattern: Pink → Blue → Blue → repeat
After Blue comes Pink, then Blue.
Missing: Pink, Blue

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Middle Column (Squares):

1. Red, Blue, Red, Blue, Red, __, __
Pattern: Red → Blue → repeat
After Red comes Blue, then Red.
Missing: Blue, Red

2. Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Green, __, __
Wait — let’s check again: Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Green...
That doesn’t look right. Let’s re-express:
Actually, it might be: Yellow, Blue, Green, then Yellow, Green? Hmm.
Maybe it’s a typo or misread? Let’s assume it’s meant to be repeating every 3:
But positions: 1=Yellow, 2=Blue, 3=Green, 4=Yellow, 5=Green → that breaks pattern.
Alternatively, maybe it’s Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Blue, Green? But position 5 is Green, not Blue.
Let’s look carefully: The sequence given is:
[Yellow][Blue][Green][Yellow][Green] → so perhaps it’s Yellow, Blue, Green, then Yellow, Green, ???
That doesn’t make sense. Maybe it’s supposed to be symmetric? Or maybe I miscounted.

Wait — looking back at original image description (even though we don’t describe image, we can reason from data):

Actually, let’s treat each row independently based on visible pattern.

Row 2 middle: Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Green, ?, ?

If we group as: (Yellow, Blue, Green), then (Yellow, Green, ?) — inconsistent.

Alternative idea: Maybe it’s alternating pairs? Not clear.

Wait — perhaps it’s a mistake in my reading. Let me try another approach.

Looking at row 2 middle: Colors are: Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Green, blank, blank.

Perhaps the pattern is: Yellow, Blue, Green, then repeat but skip Blue? Unlikely.

Another possibility: It could be a palindrome or symmetry? First three: Y,B,G; last three should mirror? Then after Y,G would come B? But that’s speculative.

Wait — let’s compare with other rows for consistency.

Actually, let’s move to next row and come back.

3. Orange, Orange, Blue, Orange, Orange, __, __
Pattern: Orange → Orange → Blue → repeat
After Orange, Orange comes Blue, then Orange.
Missing: Blue, Orange

4. Purple, Blue, Pink, Purple, Blue, __, __
Pattern: Purple → Blue → Pink → repeat
After Blue comes Pink, then Purple.
Missing: Pink, Purple

5. Red, Red, Gray, Gray, Red, __, __
Pattern: Red, Red, Gray, Gray, then Red... so likely repeating block of 4: R,R,G,G
So after first R (position 5), next should be R, G, G? But only two blanks.
Sequence: pos1=R, pos2=R, pos3=G, pos4=G, pos5=R → so pos6 should be R, pos7=G?
Because pattern is RRGG repeated. So after pos5=R (start of new block), pos6=R, pos7=G.
Missing: Red, Gray

6. Blue, Blue, Brown, Blue, Blue, __, __
Pattern: Blue → Blue → Brown → repeat
After Blue, Blue comes Brown, then Blue.
Missing: Brown, Blue

Now back to row 2 middle: Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Green, ?, ?

Let’s list indices:

1: Yellow
2: Blue
3: Green
4: Yellow
5: Green
6: ?
7: ?

Notice: Position 1 and 4 are both Yellow.
Position 3 and 5 are both Green.
So maybe position 2 and 6 should match? Position 2 is Blue → so position 6 = Blue
Then position 7 should match position 3? Which is Green? But that would make it Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Green, Blue, Green — which is messy.

Alternatively, maybe it’s a typo and should be Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Blue, Green — then missing would be Blue, Green. But position 5 is Green, not Blue.

Wait — perhaps the pattern is: Yellow, Blue, Green, then Yellow, Green, Blue? That would be reversing the second triplet? Not standard.

Another idea: Maybe it’s grouped as (Yellow, Blue), (Green, Yellow), (Green, ?) — no.

Let’s consider that maybe the fifth item is a mistake, or perhaps I need to accept that the pattern is Yellow, Blue, Green repeating, and position 5 should have been Blue, but it’s written as Green — but since we must work with what’s given...

Actually, looking again: In many such worksheets, patterns are strict repeats. So if first three are Y,B,G, then next three should be Y,B,G. But here fourth is Y (good), fifth is G (should be B). So unless it’s a different pattern.

Wait — what if the pattern is: Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Green, Blue? That would be symmetric? Y,B,G,Y,G,B — then next would be Y? But we only have two blanks.

This is confusing. Let me try to see if there’s a common theme.

Perhaps it’s not a 3-repeat but a 2-repeat with variation? Unlikely.

Another thought: Maybe the colors are paired differently. Let’s count frequency.

But to avoid getting stuck, let’s assume that the intended pattern is Yellow, Blue, Green repeating, and position 5 is an error — but since we can’t change the problem, perhaps the pattern is actually: Yellow, Blue, Green, then Yellow, Green, Blue — making it a reflection? So after Yellow, Green comes Blue, then Yellow? But we only have two blanks.

Sequence: 1Y,2B,3G,4Y,5G,6?,7?

If we think of it as two groups: first group Y,B,G; second group Y,G,? — to make it symmetric, ? should be B. Then the full sequence would be Y,B,G,Y,G,B — which is almost palindromic except middle.

Then the next after that would start over? But we only need two more.

So for positions 6 and 7: if pattern is Y,B,G,Y,G,B, then position 6=B, position 7=Y? But that doesn't fit because we're completing the pattern within the row, and usually it continues the repetition.

I think there might be a mistake in my initial assumption. Let me look for a different approach.

Wait — perhaps the pattern is: Yellow, Blue,